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BrianWolfe In reply to DanielZrno [2007-09-07 13:24:53 +0000 UTC]

Its actually a star(or a planet not sure) not many planes flying over this area of lake superior.

The vignetting is a result of the low amount of light and the curves adjustments I made.

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DanielZrno In reply to BrianWolfe [2007-09-07 14:44:44 +0000 UTC]

oh haha, sorry then... ya, a planet I guess...
I didn't see other stars so I dismissed it, but now that I think about exposition I realize my silly assumption - it would have to be a very slow plane indeed

thanks for vignetting explanation... so no special filters or use of covers? cool

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BrianWolfe In reply to DanielZrno [2007-09-07 18:39:09 +0000 UTC]

well I used an ND and an ND grad, I suppose those could have played a role in the vignetting but I have never had any vignetting with these filters before(if I had it didnt notice it). I assume it has more to do with the fact that the only real light source is coming from the middle of the frame(the sun was getting ready to come up pretty right in the center of the frame).

Yeah, probably a planet, there were a few stars out when I got out to julian bay, this one stuck around longer than the others.

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